Document revision date: 15 July 2002

Part 4
Part 4	Appendixes
Appendix A
Appendix A	MIDL Compiler Options
A.1	Mode
A.2	Input
A.3	Output File Generation
A.4	Output File Names
A.5	C Compiler and Preprocessor Options
A.6	Environment
A.7	Error and Warning Messages
A.8	Optimization
A.9	Miscellaneous
Appendix B
Appendix B	Troubleshooting
B.1	RPC Troubleshooting
B.2	Troubleshooting the ACME server
B.3	Troubleshooting the DCOM$RPCSS Process
B.4	Troubleshooting the Advanced Server for OpenVMS
B.5	Troubleshooting COM for OpenVMS Application Failures
B.5.1	Access Denied Failures
Appendix C
Appendix C	Cookbook Examples: Building a Sample Application on OpenVMS
C.1	COM Example (Sample1)
C.1.1	OpenVMS Instructions
C.1.1.1	Building the Application on OpenVMS
C.1.1.2	Registering the Application on OpenVMS
C.1.1.3	Running the Application on OpenVMS as an Out-of-Process Server
C.1.1.4	Running the Application on OpenVMS and Specifying a Remote Server
C.1.1.5	Running the Application on OpenVMS as an In-Process Server
C.1.2	Windows NT Instructions
C.1.2.1	Building the Application on Windows NT
C.1.2.2	Registering the Application on Windows NT
C.1.2.3	Running the Application on Windows NT
C.2	Automation Example (Dispatch_Sample1)
C.2.1	OpenVMS Instructions
C.2.1.1	Building the Application on OpenVMS
C.2.1.2	Registering the Application on OpenVMS
C.2.1.3	Running the Application on OpenVMS as an Out-of-process Server
C.2.1.4	Running the Application on OpenVMS and Specifying a Remote Server
C.2.1.5	Running the Application on OpenVMS as an In-Process Server
C.2.2	Windows NT Instructions
C.2.2.1	Building the Application on Windows NT
C.2.2.2	Registering the Application on Windows NT
C.2.2.3	Running the Application on Windows NT
C.3	Cross-Domain Security Example (CLIENTAUTH)
C.3.1	OpenVMS Instructions
C.3.1.1	Registering the Application on OpenVMS
C.3.1.2	Running the Application on OpenVMS as an Out-of-Process Server
C.3.1.3	Running the Application on OpenVMS and Specifying a Remote Server
C.3.1.4	Running the Application on OpenVMS as an In-Process Server
C.3.2	Windows NT Instructions
C.3.2.1	Building the Application on Windows NT
C.3.2.2	Registering the Application on Windows NT
C.3.2.3	Running the Application on Windows NT
Appendix D
Appendix D	Upgrading to COM Version 1.2 for OpenVMS from COM Version 1.0 for OpenVMS
D.1	Upgrading from Earlier Versions of COM for OpenVMS
D.1.1	Rebuild Existing COM for OpenVMS Applications
D.1.2	Configuring the Windows NT Systems
D.1.3	Configuring the OpenVMS System
D.2	Previously Configured Applications on Windows NT
D.2.1	You Must Repopulate the OpenVMS Registry for COM Version 1.2 for OpenVMS
D.2.2	Changing Application Security Settings in the OpenVMS Registry
D.2.2.1	COM Application Registry Keys
Appendix E
Appendix E	Running COM Version 1.2 for OpenVMS in an Unauthenticated Mode
E.1	Installing COM V1.2 for OpenVMS to Run in Unauthenticated Mode
E.2	Configuring COM V1.2 for OpenVMS to Run in Unauthenticated Mode
E.2.1	Define the DCOM$UNAUTHENTICATED Logical Systemwide
E.2.2	Populate the OpenVMS Registry
E.2.3	Create the DCOM$GUEST Account
E.2.4	Create the DCOM$RPCSS Account
E.3	Configuring Windows NT to Interoperate with Unauthenticated COM
E.3.1	Setting the Windows NT Systemwide Authentication Level
E.3.2	Setting Windows NT Application Security Properties
E.3.3	Setting the Windows NT Application Security Identity
E.4	Expected Failures from CLIENTAUTH Sample Program
E.5	Converting from Unauthenticated Mode to Authenticated Mode
Appendix F
Appendix F	Lists of Differences, APIs, and Interfaces
F.1	Differences between COM for OpenVMS and Microsoft COM
F.1.1	Service Control Manager (SCM)
F.1.2	Server Application Stack Size
F.1.3	Use of the "char" Datatype
F.1.4	MIDL Compiler Version
F.1.4.1	The OpenVMS MIDL Compiler
F.1.5	Using DCOM$CNFG to Change Application Configuration Permission
F.2	APIs
F.3	Interfaces

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